Duke undergrads in The Wild Ones club joined Duke Environment's Nicki Cagle on a herpetology walk through the Duke Forest to learn about snakes. The student club focuses on increasing appreciation for the natural world through professor-led outings researchblog.duke.edu/2022/09/28/do-…

From Duke Chapel to quiet spots set aside in busy buildings, here’s how to find places on campus for prayer, meditation, and reflection. ow.ly/XP5h50Llfa1 Duke University Duke Cancer Duke Gardens DukeStudentWellness Duke Forest @Duke_SA #HealthyDuke

Herps Season Ends / Nov 17 Gathering Canceled / Volunteer Day - mailchi.mp/2383bafef3cb/h…

Volunteer Call for Wednesday Morning 11/9. 9am-12pm. Join us on the Shepherd Nature Trail to help us maintain this beloved trail. Link in bio. #dukeforest mailchi.mp/ef3c20cca4f7/d…

With colder weather and shorter days, there's never a better time to view the night sky. Join Duke Physics for open house stargazing events at the Duke Teaching Observatory in Duke Forest. The next events are Nov. 11, Nov. 18 and Dec. 2. ow.ly/FXIQ50Ltl6B Trinity College at Duke

Quiet Places to Reflect at Duke: As a 7,100 square mile lab, classroom and recreation space, Duke Forest provides nourishing moments with nature. ow.ly/pU9h50LlMMm #HealthyDuke

Annual Report & Research Tour Registration - mailchi.mp/207ee0bf2712/a…

Sustainable campus operations are one part of the #DukeClimateCommitment, a university-wide initiative to create sustainable and equitable solutions to address the climate crisis. Learn more at Duke Climate Commitment climate.duke.edu

Fighting climate change may feel too big for any one person to take on. But if enough of us change our behaviors and promote change in our communities, we can reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by as much as 37% over the next 30 years

Duke has been committed to building a culture of sustainability and is constantly working to reduce the university’s environmental impact. Take a virtual walk around campus and see the impacts of our sustainability work in action: duke.is/j2srs

#DukeClimateCommitment: Duke experts are lighting forests on fire – on purpose – with prescribed burns. These smaller fires burn just enough for positive effects and restoring the environment. Setting forest fires ... for good! Watch to learn more: Duke Climate Commitment Duke University

Controlled burns help preserve longleaf pines in Duke Forest. Go behind the scenes of a recent burn and learn what it takes to keep this fire-dependent tree species healthy: duke.is/zyd89

This fantastic crew installed some shallow monitoring wells from which we can collect GHG samples this summer to understand stream GHG flux at #newhopecreek! Nick Marzolf geography unc

Thank you NC Water Resources for this incredible opportunity to study #PFAS in the urban water resources that so many in our state rely upon for recreation and drinking water! Excited to collaborate with our community collaborators Duke Environment Duke Forest #ECWA CityofDurhamNC

Led by Kyle Bradbury, the Energy Data Analytics Lab at Nicholas Institute is applying new data science techniques to satellite imagery to detect and map energy resources duke.is/gg4xh

The Hard-Working Wheels of Duke: Filled with gear and ready for challenging terrain, Duke Forest’s pick-up trucks see plenty of action. ow.ly/PVvK50OtfL7 Duke Forest

As part of a long-term creek restoration in Duke Forest, local freshwater mussels are being reintroduced to New Hope Creek. N.C. Wildlife biologists led Nicholas School MEM students in acclimating and relocating 1,000 Notched rainbow mussels (Villosa constricta) to their new home.

We're thrilled with this news, Duke Climate Commitment.

Elusive glowing salamanders and rivers that fart: check out these and other revelations at the annual research tour hosted by Duke Forest researchblog.duke.edu/2024/01/25/glo…

💻Duke Community: Join a virtual town hall tomorrow (2/8) from 6-7:30 p.m. to hear about opportunities to collaborate with the The New York Climate Exchange. Hear opportunities in education, research & more from Duke University leaders Jerry Lynch and Sara Oliver (Duke Engineering). bit.ly/NYCETownHall